Written for: The Sunday Muse #247
Written for: The Sunday Muse #247 Thinking they were done with virus-protection masks, the Andersons find themselves breathing through hoses, their faces and heads smoldering under enforced Federal mandate wear. The Andersons do not know how many others have survived, or when their tanks will run out. Robotic-like, they continue lumbering along a strange path, wondering if life might now be pointless. http://thesundaymuse.blogspot.com/
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A question that continues to echo.
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Exactly.
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The thoughts at the end really hit the reader. A great response to the image Sara! I hope you have a wonderful week my friend!
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Thanks, Carrie. wishing you a good week as well. 💜💜
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great piece, I chose this image too – must be something in the air! 🙂
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Thanks, poetisatinta! Good choice.
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And then she says, muffled by her mask, “Kiss me, you mad fool!”
–Shay
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You would think of that! Good ending.
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Interesting dystopian mood for this photo.
Much❤love
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Thanks, Gillena. 💜💜
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I hope they don’t run out of oxygen supply any time soon.
But that’s the way the COVID treated folk, like you wrote. Having had two shots and two boosters, Mrs. Jim and I caught it on a cruise. I still can’t smell, except brewing coffee. Nor can I taste except for really good chocolate. I think it also messed up my memory and balance, I have a doctor appointment for that. Oh yes, gobs of mucus, from my lungs, throat, and mouth, also my sinuses, that I never had before. That was last March that we had it.
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I’m sorry to hear that, Jim. Many people are suffering with “long-term COVID”. I hope your sense of smell and taste return.
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